Harlem Eubank

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Mimmy
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Harlem Eubank

Post by Mimmy »

Is this another off spring of the Chris Eubank family of fun?

Anyone have any idea what hes like as his debut approaches?
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Fukk sake English has more kids than me :oo
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mimmy123 wrote:Is this another off spring of the Chris Eubank family of fun?

Anyone have any idea what hes like as his debut approaches?
Think he's his nephew.
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Had 33 amateur bouts and won 21 (don't know the level of opponents) and he is talking world titles!
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Maybe the offspring of one of Eubanks brothers who were pro fighters as I remember.
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bripez wrote:Had 33 amateur bouts and won 21 (don't know the level of opponents) and he is talking world titles!
That's decent.
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bripez wrote:Had 33 amateur bouts and won 21 (don't know the level of opponents) and he is talking world titles!
That's a good amateur record to be fair. I remember when I was a kid, if you had a significant amount of fights and anything over a 50% win ratio it was a good achievement!

Take in to account away shows. Never easy to get the win
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What a KO :box:
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Jesus Christ that is some knockout... I don’t know who he is, but the other guy might want to consider not fighting again
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belter of a KO

one of the best of the year..absolutely 'ironing boarded' him (as in a falling one)
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was fortunate to get that w in monaco

ya big stoppage...his 2nd out of 6 fghts
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Christ almighty, out like a light!
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Slept🤜💥
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Julian Jackson/Herol Graham esque

First time that guy had been stopped in 5 losses
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I didn't like that - it's one thing when two evenly matched boxers face each other, but I don't take pleasure in seeing a lad who was brought over for a good hiding get starched.

I hope he retires after that.
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Alexandrov will have been brought in to give him another six rounds. You don't often see those types of knockouts on a show like that. The people brought in to be the away fight usually just take a pasting over 4-6 rounds then go on to do the same thing the following week.
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MF DOOM wrote: 26 Nov 2018, 09:29 Alexandrov will have been brought in to give him another six rounds. You don't often see those types of knockouts on a show like that. The people brought in to be the away fight usually just take a pasting over 4-6 rounds then go on to do the same thing the following week.
That's true. They sign up to go the 4, 6 round distance, help the 'prospect' gain some experience.
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Even the very best can get ironed out.

Be more interested to see the full fight.
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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 26 Nov 2018, 09:31
MF DOOM wrote: 26 Nov 2018, 09:29 Alexandrov will have been brought in to give him another six rounds. You don't often see those types of knockouts on a show like that. The people brought in to be the away fight usually just take a pasting over 4-6 rounds then go on to do the same thing the following week.
That's true. They sign up to go the 4, 6 round distance, help the 'prospect' gain some experience.
That was just a freak KO. The reaction from his team after it showed that it was probably one of the last things they expected given Eubank's past form.
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He’s signed a new multi-fight contract with Wasserman
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One thing that winds me up in boxing is people wasting time.

It looks like Azim is now fighting Ohara Davies in October so they (Boxxer/Team Azim) have wasted 5 months of Harlem’s career.

It’s crazy in hindsight that they announced the fight, did a face to face and yet didn’t have a proper signed deal.
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maverick23 wrote: 04 Sep 2024, 04:27 One thing that winds me up in boxing is people wasting time.

It looks like Azim is now fighting Ohara Davies in October so they (Boxxer/Team Azim) have wasted 5 months of Harlem’s career.

It’s crazy in hindsight that they announced the fight, did a face to face and yet didn’t have a proper signed deal.
They were under pressure to take away any talk of Dalton Smith.
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